> My experience playing with RubyMotion was that I would end up reading the docs constantly to learn how to do things in Objective-C and then translate those id

> My experience playing with RubyMotion was that I would end up reading the docs constantly to learn how to do things in Objective-C and then translate those ideas to Ruby. I thoroughly recommend ProMotion. Writing RubyMotion apps with it gets rid of most of the boilerplate. I was able to write non-trivial multi-page apps while only consulting Apple's docs a hand full of times.